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r.A.ARIsrRoNd,s FUNERAL.


Tho Late Labor Leader and Journalist to BIO
A'8,8 Buried at StSubenvillo. Y III "
D The funeral Of the late Thomas A. Arm.
strong, Of pl!tsburgh, ..edito. Of the Labor
Tribune, ,.is to take place to-day. The In
terment will be at s!eubspvllle. whore he
was born and grew upl!o mans estate.
Extensive preparations have been made
both at Pittsburgh and S!eubenville.
Thero will DO private services at the late
residence Of the deceased in Pittsburgh,
at an early hour this morning. The 70.
matnn will thon DO taken to the First
Methodist Protestant y Church, Fifth
Avenue, at 0 A. N where services will be
held and friends allowed Il to take
their Last Wow Of Mr.. ArmstroDg'a
face. The committee Of arrange.
msnts appointed to prepare all the
details Of the funeral consiBts Of Secretary
William Martin, Of the A. A. Of l. 4 s.
w; S. Il. Charlton, Hays Pos. No. 8, G.
A. X Joseph Orr and A. P. Bnrchtisld,
Post 1853; 4. L. Pearson, Encampment
No. I, Union Veteran Legion; W. Il.
Barnes and ex-Mayor MCCARTHY, Typo
KthpulchI Ouluu Nu. JUN o. NlteuouES
President OF the Press Dub; Frank
Higgins, representing the daily press;
John Cahill, Flint n Glass Work.
ers; NJ. Smith, Molders' Assembly
No. 1880 X. OF L.; John Campbell, Tele.
graph Operators; George Miller, Bnrbers'
Association; George Harris, President Of
the State Miners Association; John T.
Doyle, District Assembly No. 5, K. Of L.;
W. T. Bradberry, One hundred and
Thirty-ninth Pennsylvania Volunteers;
Daniel Crawford, Brotherhood Of Carpon.
ters; Conrad Auth, Green Bottle Riowers'
Association; F. Glundy,. Groeers' Aeso-
cistion J. Grundy and 4. v. Barker.
There will he a procession OF tina organ.
izationa named, the Ono Hundred and
'rhirty-ninth Regiment carrying the battle
flag which Mr.. Armstrong followed during
the war, and which lie bore in the parade
at tho recent celebration at Braddock.
There will be q special train to Stsuben.
vile and large crowd will come down.
Stanton Post G. A. r. will act az escort at
Steubenyille. There are some Of Mr..
Armstrong's admirers hera who contem-
plate going to steubenville this afternoon
to attend the funeral. 5l = " q
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the matter, but will probably express him.
self today. However, work will not be
resumed this week, ia It 10 thought that
tho matter will have to DO given several
days consideration. x ,,iB
Fred Humphreyville, whils gathering
chestnuts on the hill yesterday, was badly
poisoned about tho head and face by
some poison vines which were on the
trees. One ego ID closed tight while the
otheris but little better. 3
A little boy nsmed Deazle was kicked
by two horses yesterday, in Olsrk's addi-
ton, badly bruising his body and Limbs.
The little fellow somehow or other got In
between the animals while they were
kicking each other. His Injuries are pain.
iul but not dnngsroub.. n Sii5'}E
Clark and Robert Finney were taken III
with typhoid fever this week on tho bill
back Of town, making sixseen cases In The
Vicinity OF Pleasant ridge. So far but one
patient has died, but several others ore
not expected to live. The cause OF this
epidemic In this vicinity Ia thought to be
bad water. something which Ia rarely
known In that section. \ n 7ii NJ /! +'s N
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Mpnilpg n Candidate.

Eeiaire Independent. il Wv, =, GA
Hon. Ross ]. Alexanyer and DR.. John
Cook were in the. city yesterday. They
wero looking for candidate for State SEN
ator, and came down here to sac Thomas
Shelly, manager Of the E!ns glass works,
but that gentleman was too wias to permit
the uae Of his name. Next they insisted
npoa presenting tho name OF John T.
Flynn, but he, too, declined. There is q
very strong disposition to nominate some
one who will capture the labor vote along
the river, and this, with the dissatisfaction
in Harrison county, is expected to defeat
Mr.. Glover.I 1t may be that pressure
enough will bo brought upon Mr.. Flynn
to nominate him, and II there is, he will
make strong run here and all along the
river bo.deT, while in the country he
would at lesss hold his own. But Il he
does not accept, which 10 most likely, the
honor will perhaps fall upon Dr.. Cook or
George Linn, Esq. ,5sfll'i.5 5l,3
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The popular assembly rooms on Main
asreet, sometimes called Franzhelm's and
again Mercantile hall, and which has been
the scene Of many a brilliant gathering,
is being handsomely rsfltted for the com.
ing season. 1t 10 understood that 1t will
be- ia charge OF a number Of gentlemen
who have formed an organization 70,
sociul purposes aud propose having hops
about twice a month. The first will be
had on Friday evening, Y October Il
Kramer will furnish the music. Al
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speaking as they did The fighting. There
ara number OF good things which occur.
rod during the war and a number Of bad
things. VA Hero the Governor TdigreBsed
and told q number Of storisu connected
with that event, He said Governor Wise,
Of Virginia. who had spent much money
In having John Brown hunted down and
hung, came to him ono day during the
close Of the war and told him he had gone
to his old home a few days before and
was not allowed 10 enter. He went to
tho window Of one OF the rooms and look.
ing In found O daughter Of John Brown
teaching tho little niggers. Governor
Pierpont said: t".Weli, Governor Wise,
just seven years ngo you hung John
Brown and now his daughter 10 teaching
little niggers In your house while you are
a fupitive. - "a ~ 5fi,0t lg q, I5 81 i0t i31TE
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TIE :p1rrsBUnGu PARADE,
Some Local Pol,lts OF Interest from Il

some Loeal r oluts OF Interest from tho
:Ga &sE Papers. ~ 95iiElg
The reports given by yesterdays Pitts.
burgh papers Of the g. A. R. ,demoustraI.
ton there the day before, ara rather dis
appointing, sill thinsa considered. The
Commercial Gasslls alone mentions the
ovation to the Wheeling mon, & It paye,
The Second divinion, Pittsburgh Posts and
those arriving In the city, was headed by
Hays Post, 5, with full ranke. There were
several Ohio poats and the Wheeling
Grand Army men in this division. and
they were given q hearty welcome, The
West Virginia men in particular were
cheered from one end OF the line Ia the
other, and they cheered back Justify. 81.
The following aIauaing re ference "a
Cleveland aud the Foraker ilson meet.
ing here, was made at the big campfire
Sergesnt Z Bengough said i. When the
trouble commenced this country number.
ed only thirty.three million souls, Now
we are sixty millions, and our PRECEDENT
10 going up end down tho country with
bic sprightly, pretty vile, receiving oya.
tons everywhere. II don't like him. + Re-.
peated cries Of Neither do II "Nnne n
us DOL Az our Chief Executive: how.
ever, We, 90 old soldiers, must respect him
But he is such only for four years d W. w,
VIII soon get another In his place. How.
eyer, I've said everything good about him
that can and I'll quit ),
Col. James Stewart uaid he was IN S,lia.
bury prison v hon President Sheriff was
brought in, the youngest OF all the urison.
ers, q mere boy who understood the nrIn,
clple he was fighting for. They glidn't
plead the baby act then they didn't RIM
there wero boys who enlisted. One man
did plead the baby act in sister city re-,
gently. He faced It out, and another bahv
TWO or three yeara younger, but a soldier
at that, answered him, and taking him NJ
bis word as baby he gave him q hehv's
treatmelt-spanked him, - N n
In the Filth Avenue reunion, saws The
Times, Ex-Governor Plerpont, otWeat Wiz.
ei,nis, was the first story,tsllor. He has
bis own ideas Of the manner Of holdinu
caImp'hres, and the principal one Ia that
eoldiers, not OK. Goyernors and Generals.
ohould be tho central igurea. az waa
the blood of the soldiers that builded mn
and cemented this Union. Il lwas The
SOLDIERS who took tho bit in their teeth al
Chickamauga, and won that battle after
SeneI,,sl Themes had ordered them t6 re.
!, The Commercial, Gaselte says Of this
J, E1.Gove.nor Pierpont, the .old war
Govelnot Of West Virginia. who was the
unions are pleasing to ms. Il have no ast
speech, but III Just talk in ny own way.
" hen I was a boy we used to have mus.
tors instead OF irsunions, and sometimes
during these imusters tho boys would cat
to lighting The! friends Of the yictoriona
man would gather around and hurrah for
him. Things have changed now and thu
men who didn't do any fighting come to
:ae.T legnlo1c end make theiY speesles
I think the old soldiers should do tha
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Boy Kiokod By tHorso-Epidemio Of ~
phoid fever-The Strife. "a,
q Sumner Cochran emileg ovar n na,r ~
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A Deserved Send or.

7D1tr CONNly sldT, t.at5. 80 7'-H NJ 1890
OTer in Guernsey County, Ohio, our old
friend D. D. Taylor, Of the Cambridge
Times, has been nominated by the Repub.
licans for the Legislature. He ought to
be and doubtless will be elected. Such
men an no Rre needed in Legislative bodies.
Hs has long been the editor OF the leading
Republican paper OF Eastern Ohio, knows
the needs OF the people, and always goes
ahead when be 1nows no Ia right. While
he is always in advance Of popular senti.
ment, he Is absolutely faithful to his party
snd his irisnds. Els private character Il
abovs suspicion, and he is au energetic
and forcelul man OF ideas. Hs will make
his mark in tho Ohio Legislature. x III
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I Catallh to ConSumDtiOn,


Ca.arrh In lis destructive forco stands next 10
and undoubtedly leads on to consumption. 1t is
therefore singular THAT these ailllctsd with this
fearful disease should not make 1t the object Of
their lives TO rid themselves Of it. Deceptive rem.
edies ccncocted by ignorant pletenders to medical
knowledge have weakened the confidence o. the
great shortly Of sufferers in oil advertised rene.
dies. They become resigned to LIE OF misery
rather than torture themselves with doubtful pai.
But this will never do. Cats,rh must be met at
every stage and comhated with all our might. In
many cases tho disease ta< assumed dangerous
symptoms. The bones aud cartilage OF the nose,
the organs OF hearing OF seeing and Of tasting 50
affected as to be useless tho uvula 80 elongated,
the throat 50 inti.med aud tritated as to produce
constant and distressing cough. 14is : .
tarrh from simple head cold to the most loath.
some aud destructive stages. 1t I'd local and con.
s!itutional Instant In relieving, permanent In
curing, sale, economical and neyeriailing Ei5TF.
Each package contains one bottle OF the Radical
Cure. one box Catarrhal Solvent, and an Improved
Inhaler, with treattse ptico, 81. ~,
Porter DgUs & CugXIcAL Co.. Boston: 81 n
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THE BASE BALL SEASON

To be Concluded Here with Three Notable
WI Gnmes-To.m orrow's Game. IT.!
Arrangements have been mado for a
game Of base ball ct Island Park to.mor.
row afternoon that promises to bs one
we'll worth the time Of any admirer of the
National game. Itia to bs played by the
Wheeling club, Of tho Ohio State League,
and the Eaat End tAthlesics, OF Pitts.
burgh. The Athletics arc by long odds
the strongest club In Western Pennsylva.
nin, barring the Alleghenies, but on this
occasion they will DO reinforced by Lauer
and Gumbort, Z,nesville's crack battery,
and by, Frye, McShannock and Blair, oil
the Manifold and Zlnesville clubs. This
aggregation will make the homs BOYS
hustle and play all tho ball they know
how. On Monday and Tuesday Of next
week, the celebrated Allegheny club, o!
the National League, will DO here. These
will probably DO the last games Of the sea:
son, and admirers Of the game ehould take
advantage OF them. ~ 4 ~ ~ - !! Is r
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Gov. Foraker's leetins-New: buildings
x y q Other Notes. j! 5ssfij: nd
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The James Boys, j

This drama will be produced at the
Grand tonight. The entire specially
company will appear in new songs, dances,
and burleeques, and the drama Of the
Jamea Boysn will be put on in good Style.
Mr.. Franco is an experienced actor in
sensational dramas and has been before the
public ios over twenty yssrs. Persons
desiring to geo the play this evening should
secure their sehts at Sheib'o this morning.
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NEXT SEASONS SEA. II TEAM i:,,I
or bali Play ers--Thoss Reported to DO l:
80 NEgat rnv all FIR " hn nIin,, IA rt9r IT


EuEed for Wheeling. & 5,i
The stockholders Of the Wheeling Base
Bali Association have met In annual
meeting and choaen board Of directoru
10 conduct the Association and It's team
through the trials mud yicissllndes q next
season. There naturally follows inquiries
as to who will compose next eesus,oon'e
team. Il has already been made known
TINT Buckenberger, Kalamazoo pecond
basemnn, will be manager. Whether in
addition to filling that office he will pIsy
regularly In the 6sld remains 10 be aeon.
Many think that be should do this by ali
means, and that for q young club TO en-.
gage man merely to serve % manager Ia
q waste Of money. !,5T' Il 4 a
It ia reported further, not IN a direct
manner, however, that stapleton, Kals.
maroo'a ares baseman, will hold that bag
down for Wheeling next year, and that
Van SAINT, tho we'll known Kalamazoo
third haseman, will play third for Wheel.
log. Nicholson, II Ia said, will be retained
at second. provided the oilers recently
made by Won der Abe, tho ST. Louis man.
agor, have not spoiled him-awelled bis
head, 80 10 speak, and made hls retention
undesirable. Sammy Nlcol, Wheeling's
own pet, 10 said to DO an.
chored ri' Tor middle sg,in next
year. McCaun, Of the Z,neavlllo tosnl, a
great homo run knocker, is reported to
be engaged for left, and right will be filled
by a change pitcher. In the way Of bat.
tories. "Gamey' Wes!lake and Jake
Stencil are down for catchers; both ara
well known and their work for Wheeling
the past season need no commendation ;
It has spoken for itself. For pitchers,
Kimber 10 the only one that itisIthought
will be retained. Tho others are reported
to be Irwin, the graceful phenomenon
that Akron had before she wen.
to the wall, and who afterwards wont to
Kalamazoo. and Flanagan, one Of Zanes.
villo's crack twirlers. This leaves eho.!
stop the only place untitled. A tenn
composed Of the men named would make
q wonderfully strong one and ehould in
sure the pennant to Wheeling with any.
thing like good management and fair play
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4 BELLAlRE.

. i
All Sorts Of Local News md Gossip From
d tho Glass City. Ks,
Kate Castle!on tonight at the Elysian.
Phil Ligwarth has gone to Pittaburgh to
live. s * S5S'5 &
Hon: David wagoner was in the city
yesterday. 7S;l.5; !.2i3;s
Phillip Mozlsr, Of Napoleon, has moved
to Pittsburgh. $3s
Rev. W. NJ. Kahn talked on Prohibition
at City Hall last night. sa,ii
Mrs. Ella Schumacher ia visiting rela-
tivea and friends in the city.
The market, as usual, was large yester-
dsy morning, and well patronizsd. a
A crowd Of young folks had good time
at Mrs. John sulliyan's las. night. y
Mr. w, G. Bsrgundthal will b,gin to
erect new residezc, On north Belmont
street. ~ "A p, i2iEii3tS
MIR. Linton, son Of the civil engineer Of
tho Pennsylvania Railroad, was in the city
yesterday: . ]. 4. 81;
The GA. R. people got home at mid
night, and made things ring with their
martial music. y ,3{ & z
r n @
James O. Tsllman was appointed by
Council to assist in the trial OF Schick
against the city. Il ;s,l
Mr.. N. Lawrence passsd through the
city from GAINESVILLE yesterday to Bridge.
port, where he is moving. 5,..g5.
The railroads entering the city will cell
round trip tickets during the street fair,
one fair ior the round trip. rs
James Gill, tho glass pot manufacturer,
10 building an extensive addition to his
pottery in the Fourth ward, i,9
The lest train leaving Pittsburgh on the
G. & P. was crowded. They hsd over
eight hundred passengers for the river
division. {; Z, q Z! i;.ti ,,
Tho bond Of G. B. Boran, the street
payer, was approved by Council. John
Orr aud Thomas McConville, of Steuben-
vile, are his lureties.
A peddtsr, in trying to board train at
tho O. & p, dropped one Of his g.ips and
came very nearly getting hurt by trying to
get his pack. He got Oft with q good scare
and will not try q moving train in the fu.
fnra '2, ~ ~ ~
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DEATH OF ROBERT u. WOODS.

nonolutlons Of Respect Adopted by !. the
Bonrd Of Commissioners. Z
At . special; meeting Of tho Board Of
County Commissioners held at 9 O'Clock
yesterday afternoon, the following reaolu..
tons were passed commemorative Of the
death Of tho late County CLERK, Colonel
Robert 3. Woods, accompanied with the
resolve that the Board sttend tho funeral
in body. II 4: .is$3
fWnRREAs, The omnipotont God has
deemed 1t necessary whilst working out
our common destiny to remove from our
midst Robert B. w oods, our beloved friend
and former Clerk of the Board OF Com
missioners, therefore be it resolved a.
" Firat-That by, the death Of Robert B.
Woods the county OF Ohio has lost a citi.
zen, who, whilst public servant, managed
the trusts conaded to hia care in man l,er
highly satisfactory to the taxpayers and
all who came in contact with him. & In
him were combined all the quali6 cstions
requisite to make q good and efficient
officer, iijjsSg8 gIlSs:III'
Second As o citizen tho community
loses one who put an abiding faith in the
institutioua Of y our great country ever
ready to aid to his utmost tho general in.
tereet and welfare OF the people, AS a
friend he was without peer. 4: s9.jt +.
q sThird-That our sympathy is extended
to tho bereaved family fot the deceased,
who lose husband and father, eyer Low.
ing, tender and selt.sacriGcing; q practical
Ohriatiau, who bravely bore the euaeriugs
Of his fatal illness IS one who was at peace
with his Maker. 81, i3 IS
Fourth-Thcs the foregoing resolutions
be spread upon the minutes and publish-
cd in the daily papers, and that COPY be
to the family Of the deceased,
and that the Board attend the funeral in
body. Rs.filit@
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Pretty KATE Castleton in her charming
experimentation Of mir.h and music will
be the attraction at the Opera Houae Fri.
day and Saturday evenings
The Chicago laler. OCEAN In speaking OF
the play saya: Mr.. Phillips has "a very
pleasing company Of people who seye.ally
have tho qualities necessary to make
themselves interesting TO IN audience.
Miss Cast!eton, blight, pretty, with sweet
voice, q winning smile, a shapely figure
and skill in dancing is popular deaervadly.
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IHhtGntIuns.

wAsu,naros, D. O., Oct. G.-For Wet
Virginia, warmer, lair weather, light to
fresh southeas!erly winds.
I For Western Pennsylvania, warmer and
fair weather, except rain on the lakes,
light 10 ireeh e0u!herly winds. e.
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FALL AND WINTER STOCK.

We are daily receiving New Novelties
ID Suiinss, rantalUonings aud over
caatings, which we are prepared to make
up III ilrst.class style ut reasonable
prices. sj,1j
a full Inc Of our celebrated Knit
Jackets now IN stuck.
Unr While Uniauadried Shirt, double
scanned, re'ehiorced front md back, at
50 centa, Is tho greatest bargain ever
offered. "a Z. HESS Il SUNS,
IA 1891 g. 1898 M1rKet Street. r
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Nl'H -
I Ptttab urrh mid Return.

Commencing Sunday, Juno s, and con.
hnuing every Sunday until further notice
tho Baltimore 4 Ohio will sell excursion
ticketa TO- Pittsburgh and return d. low
zate Of 81 90, and to Washington, Pa, and
return at 81 90. Trains leave at s and
sag AM, returning arrive at 7 and II 10
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Not q few OF the citizens OF Wheeling
haya recently become greatly excited over
tho astounding iac!s, that several OF their
frlendB who had been pronounced by
their physiciana as incursble and beyond
all hope-suGering with that dreaded
monster Consumption-haye been COM
pletely cured by DR.. Kings New Discov-
cry for Consumption, the only remedy
that does positively cure all throat and
lung diseases, Coughs, Colds, Asthma
and Bronchitis. Trial bottle free at Logan
4 Co.'s Drug Store, large bottles 81. *
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GcntIsinen In Nosd

Of shoe for ordinary wear, should see our
seamless solid leather, guaranteed to wenr
we'll, for So co.. II you need a ahoe for
dress aes our rnatchless, stylish, finest calf
s. 90 shoe, which we challenge the world
on, at a J.aW. AMicK's, fi,
;jEtgtti 1l43 Maiu street,
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Qtle a,ttelli2e,trer !.


Received This Molning-T.s A. Morris & Co. I
ft 10 bait-Athiettcs w. Wheeling. 5hGts
licsitahle Property For Eale- George Carlyle.
For Sale q. u. sintlh. 60 ~ 80
". CT. u Fourth street n, z. Church,
WANTED Energetic Agent. l,.jl1UiE3
GhSnen Of Firm. @
For hale-Louis A6mus.
Wauttd-Prf,sCd Hicklayers.
Use jsfdutsc ftapdt-twtug Bros.
The state Of West virginia, OHIO Lounty.
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II We have for sale ooveral T ype-writere,
including the Remington, the Crandali
and tie HaEnenl. Theas mschinea have
beon taken in exchange Tor the nstehless
Calisraph, and will DO sold cheap. Writers
for rent and for sale on monthly inBtall-
ments. Call on or address for circulara
EDWARD L. Rose 4 Co.. 3 y
Is A rs Twelfth street, /,
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On Octobsr IL aud 10, the Cleveland 4
Pittsburgh Railroad will sell excuraion
tickets from Bridgeport to Steubenvllle,
for the Free Street Exposition, at one iare
for the round trip, good returning until
October Il. See handbills for full infor.
nation. 2i IA. 's6& I'5Fs Fam 4
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raermouatar Hncnrt,,

AS reported by Christian schnepf, drug.
glst, opo.a Hoasa corner, yesterday: 4
TAX. ,9A.E. ~ L. N..,3,3p.y, 7P.e.
51o h3' h So $50 So (
Wealth ar Cloudy. t-FIi.} gs5ss
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Excursiona to Steubcnyi.lo, Il

q On October II and 10, the Plttsbrrsb,
Cincinnati 4 st. Louis Railway will sell
excursion tickets to Steubenville, for the
Free Street Exposition, at one fare for the
round trip, good returning until October
14th. SEQ hnndbills ior ipll information.
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- ,HiItSf1T|
Gentlemen,

see Stacy, Adams & 90 u zmen's Sfnoat
shoe, the leaders Of fashion, at 90
s5i3s w. ) AMIcK' s, Sole Agent. /!
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Cheap Sunday fEscursious on Ohio, River
s,F5 'ris st Railroad. .5s e., Isl

Commencing June q. the Ohio River
Railroad will cell excursion tickets every
Sunday until further notice. Wheeling
to sistersville and return at the low rate
Of 81 80; Wheeling TO Parkeyaburg and
,oturn, - Is. Tickets good one day only.
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z Wanted. z K n;
VI Union h.lcklsyers at the Western peni.
Tertiary, Allegheny City.5F Wages, 81 for
nino hours work for one year. l.4 ~
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